Biography:
Duran Duran (named after a character in Roger Vadim's sci-fi classic, Barbarella) is an electronic pop rock band that was part of the New Wave movement of the 80s and 90s. Created by Nick Rhodes (keyboards) and John Taylor (bass) in Birmingham, England in 1978, it later add took in Roger Taylor (drums), Andy Taylor (guitar), and Simon Le Bon (lead vocals). The band has sold more than 100 million records over their more than 40 years of existence, making them one of the best-selling groups in history.
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- The Chauffeur
- A View To A Kill
- All You Need Is Now
- Astronaut
- Beautiful Colours
- Before The Rain
- Being Followed
- Big Thing
- Box Full O Honey
- Careless Memories
- Dirty Great Monster
- Do You Believe In Shame
- Electric Barbarella
- Face For Today
- Femme Fatale
- First Impression
- Friends Of Mine
- Girl Panic
- Hold Back The Rain
- I Believe All I Need To Know
- I Take The Dice
- Im Looking For Cracks In The Pavement
- Is There Something I Should Know
- Lady Xanax
- Last Chance On The Stairway
- Last Night In The City
- Late Bar
- Leave A Light On
- Liberty
- Lonely In Your Nightmare
- Mediterranea
- Midnight Sun
- My Antarctica
- My Own Way
- New Moon On Monday
- New Religion
- None Of The Above
- Notorious
- Of Crime And Passion
- Other Peoples Lives
- Out Of My Mind
- Palomino
- Paper Gods
- Planet Earth
- Playing With Uranium
- Pop Trash Movie
- Pressure Off
- Reach Up For The Sunrise
- Red Carpet Massacre
- Runway Runaway
- Save A Prayer
- Shadows On Your Side
- Shes Too Much
- Skin Divers
- Starting To Remember
- Sunrise
- Taste The Summer
- Tel Aviv
- Tempted
- Thank You
- The Edge Of America
- The Man Who Stole A Leopard
- The Reflex
- The Seventh Stranger
- Too Bad Youre So Beautiful
- Too Much Information
- Union Of The Snake
- What Are The Chances
- What Happens Tomorrow
- Wild Boys
- You Kill Me With Silence
- Zoom In
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I am using an alternate version for the translation - the one with the extended ending
the demo tracks. I think it follows the Medazzaland one pretty close...
The (Am) after the (Dm) is heard sometimes in the chorus. Well, at least the bass on
track I listen to goes to an 'A'. You can play this "implied" Am or just stay on Dm,
way sounds good just a matter of preference...
Notice sometimes the Dm becomes a "D" - (i.e. in the parts like "Don't know you at all"
at the end. DD does this quite a bit (going from a minor to a major of the same root)
it gets confusing when transcribing b/c you are used to the minor and then they throw in
different. So note the Dm vs. D parts, subtle but gives it it's cool 'DD'
(I think this was a Warren thing...)
Glennchords.com
Intro: F, C, Dm
F C Dm (Am)
As I watch you flickering slowly
F C Dm (Am)
In the shadows, nothing to hold
F C Dm (Am)
It’s as if I don’t recall our time before
F C Dm (Am)
And would it be so wrong
F C Dm (Am)
Not to remember?
F C Dm (Am)
There are times I look at you differently
F C Dm (Am)
Like I’d never seen you before
F C
Funny after all we’ve done
Dm (Am) F C D (Am)
You could be someone I don't know at all
F C D
(Don’t know you at all)
Break: Bb - F
C Gm
Catch me I don’t want to fall
F C Dm (Am)
But you pull the mountain from under me
F C Dm (Am)
Look, I’m dangling up in the blue
F C Dm (Am)
And it’s a cartoon coyote eternity
F C Dm (Am)
Before I drop down to you
F C Dm (Am)
What am I supposed to do now?
F - C - Dm - (Am) X4
F C Dm (Am)
There is something beautiful shining
F C Dm (Am)
In the far off night of your hair
F C Dm (Am)
Funny for a while it seemed to come from the sky
F C D
But it’s in your head
F C D
Yes it fills your head
Bb F
You and I don’t always fly
C Gm
Let me go I want to fall
Bb
Deep into the dark
Dm C Bb
But I’ll get back to you
F C D
And I’ll always know how to find you
F C D
Cause you shine like the midnight sun
the demo tracks. I think it follows the Medazzaland one pretty close...
The (Am) after the (Dm) is heard sometimes in the chorus. Well, at least the bass on
track I listen to goes to an 'A'. You can play this "implied" Am or just stay on Dm,
way sounds good just a matter of preference...
Notice sometimes the Dm becomes a "D" - (i.e. in the parts like "Don't know you at all"
at the end. DD does this quite a bit (going from a minor to a major of the same root)
it gets confusing when transcribing b/c you are used to the minor and then they throw in
different. So note the Dm vs. D parts, subtle but gives it it's cool 'DD'
(I think this was a Warren thing...)
Glennchords.com
Intro: F, C, Dm
F C Dm (Am)
As I watch you flickering slowly
F C Dm (Am)
In the shadows, nothing to hold
F C Dm (Am)
It’s as if I don’t recall our time before
F C Dm (Am)
And would it be so wrong
F C Dm (Am)
Not to remember?
F C Dm (Am)
There are times I look at you differently
F C Dm (Am)
Like I’d never seen you before
F C
Funny after all we’ve done
Dm (Am) F C D (Am)
You could be someone I don't know at all
F C D
(Don’t know you at all)
Break: Bb - F
C Gm
Catch me I don’t want to fall
F C Dm (Am)
But you pull the mountain from under me
F C Dm (Am)
Look, I’m dangling up in the blue
F C Dm (Am)
And it’s a cartoon coyote eternity
F C Dm (Am)
Before I drop down to you
F C Dm (Am)
What am I supposed to do now?
F - C - Dm - (Am) X4
F C Dm (Am)
There is something beautiful shining
F C Dm (Am)
In the far off night of your hair
F C Dm (Am)
Funny for a while it seemed to come from the sky
F C D
But it’s in your head
F C D
Yes it fills your head
Bb F
You and I don’t always fly
C Gm
Let me go I want to fall
Bb
Deep into the dark
Dm C Bb
But I’ll get back to you
F C D
And I’ll always know how to find you
F C D
Cause you shine like the midnight sun
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